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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-13
GERMANY.
The Army Bill Building Up
the Army.

BERLIN, March l2.-The official
gazette publishes the army bill IS
passed. The arrangements to put 1t
into seton on April LIST are completed.
New battalions will be formed as
fourth bsttsljons in existing regi-
ments. Four new railway companies
will also be formed, two Pfussian, one
Saxon and one WurtembuTg. Com
bined, they will constitute the third
battalion OF the Berlin Railway Regi-
ment, hitherto composed of only two
battaiions. The new pioneers form
the fifth company in the pioneer bat
talon OF the Guards. The official esti-
mate, when the act is in full working
order, practically increases the army
by 10000 men.
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
Ex.Congreasman Martin an April.
cant for Office.

SPECIAL TO TIE ArPhALsl
BIRMINoHAM, ALA March l2.-The
Chronicle, learning from the Times
Democrats W ashington correspond ence
that Elk. Congressman John M. Mortin
is an applicant for the Commissioner
ship Of Patents, gives him boost for
the place. His appointment would
give universal pleasure here. He is in
Tuscaloosa now.
The public doesn't take much stock
in the sensational story Of the alleged
wire cutting published in the Atlanta
Constitution, as told by Mr.. Sid Phelan,
owner OF the bucket shop.
The third Of the Boston excursions
to Mexico and California spent several
hours here this morning.
A land and furnace company is
forming here to boom Stevenson. The
project is in Birmingham and New
Orleans hands.
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BULGARIA..
A Hand OF DesperadOes Imported
by n RussiaM officer.

A Hand OF DesperadOes Imported
by n Russian officer.
Sofia, March ia Russian named
Beloff recently brought bands of Mon
tenegrin desperadoes, numbering fifty
men each, into Sofia with view Of
creating an insurrection. The plot
was discovered, and Beloff and a por-
ton of his followers decamped. The
others were arrested, and have con-
fessed that they were paid to come
and do whatever they were instructed
to do. A list Of the members Of the
government party was found in Be-
lofts lodgings. Some of the namss on
the list were marked, and it is pre-
sumed that the c0nspirators Intended
to assaBsinste the persons so desig-
mated.
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Iu eve y section OF the county min
listers Of the gospel ara deserving their
church standards and msriiesting a
desire to ioiu the growing army Of
free thinkerS Ildeed, there seems to
be q revolt oil along the lines. Near
" every day the papers announce
thai some minister has bolted the
creed Of bis denomination. Although
ostensibly a Coogregationalist. the
creed Of that denomination was moth
ing bat a rope oisand in the hands O
the late Henry Ward Beecher. HI
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New orleans Races.

NEw ORLEANS, La, March l2.-The
track was in good condition.
First RACE For two year Odds, three
turlongs. Merci won by a length; Ker-
mOese second, Jack Cocks third,
Hme-0:37i. -.
Second Race, Selling, Eve and 3 ball
lurougs, Hsnly Andy won; Billy
smith second, Gen. Price third. Time
-l:llt.
Third RACE Six furlOngs. The Bour-
bon won; Revoke second, Poll Lee
third. Time-l;lS,
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INDIA.
Robbery and IDcendiRrism Preva-
lent JhrOug hOut Bnrmah.

Robbery and IDcendiariSm Preva-
lsnt JhrOug hOut Bnrmah.
RANaooN, bsries aud
incendisrism by Dacoits are increasing
daily throughout Burmah. One hun
dred men engaged in railway construc-
ton near Msndslsy, were recently
corc pelled by Dacoits to retire to the
capitol for protection. When they re-
turned to work it was found necessary
to send soldiers to protect them at
their occupation. Ambushed Dacoits
recently attacked party OF twenty
seven troops belonging to the Madras
infantry and killed and wounded sew
eral of them.
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GREENvILLE, MISS.
The bolivar County Extension 10
the H., N. d. Ia.
ESPECIAL TO rHE APPRAL.l

TBfkUIAL TO TIKI AFPKAL'I
GREENviLIE, Miss, March 12.-TEe
telephone received here and which l
autographed to you, stating that B 1livar
countyIhsd ordered an election for sub
scription to extention OF the Louisville,
New Orleans and Texas railroad, was
incorrect. The meeting in Memphis
was not held, but there will be meet
ing with MIR. Wilson in your city next
week, when the matter Of the propos-
ed road will be discussed, and it is ex-
pected will be determined.
Bishop Thompson will tomorrow
consscrate st. James Episcopal Ohulch
here
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DUCK HILL, MISS.
A More Thorough Investigation of
the Iron Ore 10 Sc lnaugurated.

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEALl
Duck HILL, MES, March 12.-Your
correspondent received information
from Prof. L. johnson, Of the United
States Government Service, today tibet
he has orders to return to this place
for more minus and protracted ex.
animation of its ores. There will Do
land sales here from the 22d to the
25th, inclusive. Round trip tickt t.
will be on sale at all stations on the
Illinois Central railroad between Cairo
and New Orleans, at four cents pei
mile. The latch string OF the doors Of
our people will be on the outside to all
ComeHl,
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JACKSON, MISS.
The Illinois CeHtral Preparing TO
Bald It's Extensions.

JACKSON, MISS, March l2.-Capt.
Martin, chief engineer Of the Illinois
Central railroad, was in the city today
making Investigations preparatory to
getting the right of way for the extern
sion Of the Yezjo and Mississippi Val
ley branch Of his road from Cruger, on
the boundary line between Holmes
and l. fore counties, 10 Glendale, on
the Mississippi river, opposite Helena,
Ark, distance Of Dinety.two miles.
This extension has already been 10.
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KNOXVILLE, TENN.
The Knoxville Beit and n Street
k.ilway OrgaSfxtd.
laPKOfIL To THE IPPEAL.i

KNOXVILLE, TENN, Mer,h l2-The
stockt olders of the Knoxville Belt
railroad met this morning and cleo ed
W. r. futile president, Samuel House
treasurer and j. w. &. Frlerson secre'
tary. The necessary amount Of money
to build the road will be paid in right
away and the work Of construction be-
gin at once.
VIM. Caswell, A. N. Jackson, s. R.
Rodgers, E. P. Camp, ]. A. Swan and
T. A. Moses today organized COM
pany to build two miles of street car
line, to the northern suburbs of the
CITY,
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POmpanO,

Potomac shad, best Norfolk can oys,
ters, celery, snipes, Shaker dressed
turkeys and chickens, choice Kansas
City fresh meats OF all kinds, homeless
corned beef fresh Kentucky eegsi
etc, are among the list OF fine est.
sbes at Victor d. Fuchs market, 80
and Al Jefferson street.
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lets. M. de Giers, Russian Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, has invited him to
make visit 10 st. Petersburg, but he
has declined the invitation.
DR.. Karl Peters will start on the 9Th
Of April at the head of largo expe-
dition for East Africa.
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Gen. BnIIer's Evidence Before the
Land Com am tss Ion.

LONDON, March 1.-THE pubiea.
ton OF Gen. Buffers evidence before
the Land Commission has caused an
astoun ding ensation. Gen. Bnller
testified that what law there was in
counties Kerry, Clare and Cork was
on the side OF the rich, and he ex-
pressed the opinion that it would be a
serious matter, with their grew
aDces upredressed, to attempt
to suppress by force the tenants
right 10 openly associate I for the
protection OF their interests. A ma
jority of the tenants, he said, strug'
gled to pay their rents, and, where
they could, did ray; but in great
many cases the rents were too high
and such as the tenants could not pay.
He said there would never be peace in
Ireland until there had been estab-
lshed a court having strong coercive
powers over bad landlords and pro-
tective powers over poor tenants.
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PINE BLUFF, ARK.
ON q Sure and Gradual BOOm-Real
Estate Transfers.

IsrEoIAL TO TIN APPRAL.l
PIKE BLUFF, ARK, March 12-This
place has been on gradual aud
healthy boom for two years, and a
large amount OF capital is investing in
real estate. Today Ex-senator I. w.
Tillar, a large property owner OF Drew
county and president Of the Citizens
Bank Of this city, purchased, through
the real estate agency of johnson &
Beard, Hu1son's addition of twenty
acres to the city. This property has
advanced 500 per cent. within the last
eight months.
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The RI. Hon Joseph Chamberlain
DeplOres the Delay tn tine Reun.
Inn Of Liberals.

LONDON, March 12.-The Right Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain, speaking at a
meeting of the National Radical I'm
ion at Birmingham this evening, de-
plored the delay in the reunion OF
the Liberals, and said that the longer
the rupture continued the more seri-
GUS the situation became and that If
they did not agree quickly they would
drift further apart. So far ss ne was
concerned, he could not see the way
to take any future steps toward re.
uuion. The Liberal Unionists must
now carry out plans to render Their
organization IS effective as possible.
Mr.. Chamberlain further stated that
Mr.. Gladstone was alone able to re-
unite the party. He knew the I'm
ionist objections and whether or not
it was possible even now to meet
them. The objections were directed
not against the principles OF the par
ty, but against the methods of Carry
ing them out.
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achnow igcmcnt although hardly
ah.e to stand from the tatigu aud tho
injury which ho rad suffered. ine
suspicious boxing iudiyidug| wnc
wears
DARK DEEEN GOGGLES.
am who LA, followed MIR O'Bricu
and party ever, wnerc they went So
tar Arprctcnding to bc rcprcsy yuiatiVc
of Reuters News Agency has NJ last
hron recognized auu turns out TO Nr
what lac was Jll u ong lpl Icdto have
been namely. an English detective
from scotland Yards. This wa, The
first United States territory touched
during the fortnight and n, O'l|rcu
stepped from the pier both hc and his
party cried n they raised their hats /.
"llurrah for the stars and stripe. D."
The crowd in waiting responded
with chcars. At NWcrtowu twenty
five miles from Cape Vincent and
whore ,'av q: an holr and halt
was had, O'Bricn was met h1 tcpu-
tation of citizens and escorted 10 the
WOodruil' House whore AN informal
reception was had. As they boarded
the train tor syracuse to the Niagara
Falls,a Great crowd gathered on the
platform nearly MI Americans who
sent pp cheers ~ the train steamed
out of the depot.
o'EWEN ~ THE rNIrEp STATES
New NoEi. MYy Committees
representing the United Labor party
Districts Nos. 60 and ~ of the
KNIGHTS OF abor and Central l.AhOr
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AIcnnndrc Again.

AlcNnndrCs steam coffee roasting
machinery IS now in place a ten
horse power engine runs roaster
that can roast 800 pounds Of coffee
every iorty-iive minutes. Thirty
seven grade, OF tea and some of them
cannot be excelled for making ice tea.
Did you know that IL takes II special
tea to make Ice tea; mean good Ice
tea.
ALEXANDRBs TEA y CoFFRR SroRp
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Illt Ml-tONIIE rkts-
81 rErEHsnuRu May n, The
Russian papers consider the present
cabinet criri in Franz, ~ closely
connected wlth the Bounngcr gue7.
uuu. Tho 81. Petersburg Gazette de-
clarcs that the manner IT settlement
in the present trouble would show
whether or not France desires to c-.
cape from her Illuminating position
aud to iearlessly pIny II sponsible
part iu the events of tho day
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THE TAILOR.
436 Austin Avenue


In our Carpet Depsrpucul to reduce
our larg, stock on hand: Window
shades with patcIt rollers all com
plctc at 90 cents each, and then up to
$500 with u large variety AT between
prices al choicc now goods, SEQ
the new hnr of curtain polr, with
trimming. they arc beauties. Bcauti-
ty your homes with them, they cost
but little. from 5u cents 10 $500 COM
pIctc Choice line Of Drapery goods
in very delicate combinations of col
or, AT = cents yard, aud then othT
boHutic- I'M drnpcric up 20 20 cent u
yard. SEQ our uuc OF Mcc curtains
nice ones at - ccnt- pair, prctticr
ones at s 100 and SlaO - pair, still
prcttier oucs Mt 500, and those ct
s., 80 aud $3.50 pair are bcautic.
lin CONAN curtains At i3,75 u pair
worth 5000, and large assortment of
better qualities from then up 20 $50,
~ pair, Carpets. save money and buy
them now we mean this, that carpets
VIII bG sold very cheap by " Tor the
next fourteen days tapestry bru.,
scl- carpet, at 30 cents ward, regular
priCc g. cents and those at G5c, 7iO
AND S5ccnt- yard are bargains and
all worth more money They go for
the present Mt these prices to reduce
stock Think ot il, who would iay,
"a bare floor when We otler you mat.
tiugs at II cents Yard. Dom fail ~
pay avi-it to our carpet department
this and next wceh.
SANGER Bios
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His Holiness to Father NJ.
A. Carrigan, Archbish-
op OF New York.
Letter breathing "A SpiriI
Which viii crafty Father
Nct.lNnu's Enemies.
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oi Father Nct.bnn H. a re.
bciiion and he il scnihing.


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in conscientious discharge of our
duty sGv Wc have accurately con-id.
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BRussELs, May 1.-The strikers in
the district Of Bourage are singing
the Mar-eiIlasc, visiting factories,
Intimldatiug employee and stopping
their work The houses Of u number
of workmen who would not strike
have been broken up with dynamite.
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angemen Of Canada
and Resting.
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THE HopE ~ FATHER 10 THE spLrr
LoNpoN, May II, The Standard
Sayr. II j. rumorcd that there il Il
split in the Parnclhtc party with
regard to irs procedure in opposing
the crimes oil.
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THE
A AMENDMENT
THE
The Average Argument Used by Each Side.
pItOyIIIlITION

u am prohibition'st.' said Jones. "bccausc
! wan tl SCI the internal saloons co. ! want
m u. hut for This disgr%Cciul trunlc thc boys
would grow NJ iunoccut As our gitl'. audsuti.
ctN would hc purified and l,c world would
grow tn bp altogether lovely. However. don {
understand That We want TO stop men drink
ing uVur Wvonly want 20 pui it Whcr, they
cant gctit, See NouuIcH WhlHkvcfut, smith,
II N--- rn Aun tL.t ~. n mn nd hInNML.
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foK mon TEEAso;

BEElIH, May ~ Two subaltcrnr
have been arrested at S,rasburg on Il
charge OF hieh reason, They have
made confessions duplicating several
Other OnIciALs
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|PHOL STERy GOODS.
t1rat Special Sale !

Nm this department, commencing Monday May 23rd and
smg two weeks only. During these fourteen days shall
Mr all goods in this department at lower prices than ever
named We do this to reduce the size of present
snk and make room for other large purchases II you
need carpets matmg~ Oil Cloths Rugs. now is the time
toby
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Blue Lick wa.cr from Maysville
Kentucky, on draught at W. a, va
hanson Il Co.'s.
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ANTI.pROIIIBITION

~ mn anti. you bet said smith because
they II sell II and have It anyhow. an more
thau ever, Twout prohibit twont take away
lh' temptation from young mon. for tncN u
have dcns and tigers all over town, and the
Young American WIFI 20 whore you tel lm
not TO, or die and hen 30 wlnt you fcil him
not TO just Go g.t posted. and Doe Won ,proul
any moro angels wings thuu ND docs uDN,
Down ou WHISKY are you Iuuufc fnuHuc,
my it.cud Any man that's for ihe amend
l. Il In
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Qucnch your thirst, drink mmou.
ut the old corner.
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Drank lims-ade, as 'hs old corner.
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WHAT BROWN SAYS

"suy boys, don't think either one of on
know what YOU are II talking about Ny upiu.
ion is yuu both need u new suit of clothes. aud
you had bott. .r go to work ana save weeks
wages and oatouud and buy our c.otho- from
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SU- ONLY GHNiINE.

Hs ous y In red N froutor wrapper
II. ZEILIE & co. philadelphia, Pa
Sole fropretcr,, Price, ~.
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arknow igcmcni although hard y
ah.e tc stand from the tatigu aud the
injury which bee nd suffered. ine
suspicious booking indiNidug. wnc
-LA-Mur.
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WArERroWN, \. - May 2l.-Whon
Editor O'Brien with Kilbrldo and
war correspondents from New York
aud Chicago as they are now called
reached the wharf at Kingston and
boarded the Maud TO sail up lake
Ontario to Cape Vincent the crowd
by this time friendly one however
had gathered 1hey all warmly
grasped O'Brien by the hand and as
the boat steamed away they sent up
rousinR cheers, O'Bricn bowed his
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-04-13
Change the Name.

We suggest that the name OF the Carolina
Teacher be changed to "7he Tfr0de against
Property O,pne,s." There seems to be in 1t as
much about "salary" as there is about "teach-
ing" II there is the great need or great de-
mand for high priced teachers, why is it that
some of the teachers do not aspire to that
higher grade which will command higher sal
aries. We venture to suggest that no county
In the State has better teachers than Able
Vile. and few, If any, counties In the State
will keep the public schools open longer than
Abbeville will this year. The difference. &c.
cording t. our way of thinking Is this: In
Abbeville the schools are run for the benefit
OF the children. In other counties, we are In.
clined to the opinion, that they are run some
what in the interest of the teachers. Able
willie will run her schools five or six months,
while the tony counties will run theirs from
two and half to four months.
When Abbeville learns a little more by
practical experience the rate Of pay will be re-
duced TO IS, s12 and Sis. Then we will have
schools for a much longer term. There is no
earthly reason why our schools should not
run for forty weeks in the year with the same
money now paid into the treasury.